First 2 sales in less than 4 days (with 0 IM experience before)

thesauceda1

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Hi, I recently started an ecommerce business selling niche-specific t-shirts.

In less than 4 days, I made 2 sales with only 130 unique visitors on my website.
I used Reddit to acquire these 2 sales and majority of the visitors.

Should reddit become my main source for marketing now? I’ve seen a lot of talk about how useful Facebook ads/pixel is but I don’t want to create a page for my store(since the page will start at 0 likes) How useful/profitable is Facebook pixel/ads? How can I upscale my marketing?

Does AdWords work for anyone else? I haven’t had much success with it.
 
Buy fake likes for your page as a start? I always do that.
 
Congrats, But you will not survive for long on Reddit. Instead, you can build Instagram page and follow people related to your niche. Facebook is only useful if you know about fb ads.
 
You can start Facebook adversities in cheap countries like India and you can receive many cheap likes for your page. After that in youtube you can find many videos and courses how to setup correct your facebook pixel ad :)
 
Buy fake likes for your page as a start? I always do that.
Best fake likes source? I’m always hesistant to buy something sketchy, like fake likes, because I don’t want to get ripped off or wake up to all of the purchased likes disappearing.
 
Thanks! I’ll be making a Instagram page and Facebook page after I wake up
You can start Facebook adversities in cheap countries like India and you can receive many cheap likes for your page. After that in youtube you can find many videos and courses how to setup correct your facebook pixel ad :)
 
Best fake likes source? I’m always hesistant to buy something sketchy, like fake likes, because I don’t want to get ripped off or wake up to all of the purchased likes disappearing.
It's like $5 for a few thousand likes man, and they won't just disappear. Check out some SMM panels in the marketplace.
 
Congrats! Keep it up. It's always good to diversify your traffic sources. I would try our different sources to see which one convert the best for your niche.

In most cases i find that 1-2 sources converts the best and keep scaling them. For some niches Instagram is great, for some others FB is better.

Keep testing.
 
Don't rely on Reddit. Marketing efficiently through it is difficult, and chances are if you're good enough to do so, you'll be even better at marketing through other channels.
 
If you are skipping Facebook Ad then you are missing out from a huge audience. I wouldn't recommend that.
 
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